Trump's Decline Raises Concerns About His Election Intentions

In a revealing report by Vanity Fair, it has come to light that former President Donald Trump is reportedly watching footage of his near-assassination on a continuous loop. This behavior has raised concerns among his closest advisers, who fear it may indicate a tendency toward self-sabotage. Observers note that for someone of Trump's stature, such actions could be perceived as a sign of weakness, which could further complicate his already struggling campaign. Sources indicate that Trump is particularly frustrated by the prospect of facing Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming election. His attempts to undermine her through racially charged comments appear to backfire, enhancing her public image while diminishing his own. Despite his personal disdain for Harris, with Trump expressing doubts about her intelligence and capabilities, his strategy may be misaligned with effective campaigning. Longtime Trump ally Roger Stone has cautioned against disparaging Harris, suggesting that the focus should instead be on her policies, particularly regarding the economy, border security, and foreign relations. Stone's advice underscores a growing concern that Trump’s current approach may not resonate with voters, as Harris seems to be gaining momentum in the race. Despite the challenges, Trump remains defiant, reportedly telling his advisers that he knows what he is doing. However, there is speculation that he may subconsciously desire to lose, raising questions about his commitment to the campaign as the election approaches.